Is planet earth unique to the universe?

Is planet earth unique to the universe?


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If it is what makes it unique in your opinion?

Just curious for those who believe the Earth is unique and to read your responses.

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If it is what makes it unique in your opinion?

Just curious for those who believe the Earth is unique and to read your responses.

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Depends how you define "unique".

Much how like the Sun being "just another star" depends on what that means to you. The Sun is like that guy whose in the 90th percentile that no one has ever heard of and will ever remember. There are infinite stars bigger than the Sun but they are 9x as many infinite stars that are smaller.


Tbh we are early enough in the exoplanet discovering game where we really don't know. We can't tell if a planet has life only if they are in the same zone that makes life on our planet possible. We haven't even discovered exomoons yet. Most exoplanets we've discovered have moons from an intellectual and probability standpoint. But we haven't discovered a single one whose to say a lot of those don't have life? We have no idea how common or rare we are tbh.

Whose to say Planet X doesn't have aliens right in our solar system that have been under our nose the whole time?
 
I think that as we learn more about the universe we'll find more of planets like Earth. And eventually discover that life is not rare but inevitable on these planets.
 
Nah we are ants among other greater beings out thrrr
 
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